nah i think hes more of a dog person

-_-

no way!

Nah, he's more of a green eggs and ham person

Nah, he's a boner person.

I'd be truly honored and hopefully I'd make it into his book of boners

@@barnaclescum7011 out of context this whole thing sounds very weird lol

I'd be stoked because birds are fuckin cool

@@Frog101_Real more like storked, am I right fellas

*. . 😂 . .*

Yea it’s like he was able to accurately paint his dreams that are completely unique to him. Nobody else Has ever thought of the stuff he paints so every time you see it it’s creepy like those crazy dreams you had as a kid

His liminality gave me an omnibus boner.

If your referring to the windows "Bliss" wallpaper, it is completely unedited

I see some similarities to M. C. Escher's work.

@@okidoke4822 True, can't believe I didn't write that myself.

It still is to me as an adult

Both of them are primary influences of mine from childhood.

Many of those 'secret-paintings' are quite surreal

When the class clown goes home

when the Dr. Soice goes in his nonsensical architecture

700th like!

@@barnaclescum7011 😂 im ngl, that's hilarious

*#lolz*

*Stand rumbling intensifies*

Exactly

Fitting profile pic

@@caldw615 bold of you to assume the cat in the hat doesn't have a menacing *ORA*

Baseball bat intensifies

Absolutely

He would have been murdered or shunned lol

He was born just in time to get “Seuss land” at universal studios though.

If he had lived 400 years ago he wouldn't have become Dr. Seuss.

if he lived 400 years ago he wouldnt have been Dr. Seuss the famous writer that everyone knows either. the reason his painting and art arent widely publicized is because we package it all together with his books that everyone recognizes. hes a historical story book author and illustrator and will always be. many people have seperate talents that make them recognizable but people choose to remember them by their most famous of those talents. if he was a famous painter he wouldnt have been a story book writer.

Search for Dr Seuss rap then

@@nihil0771 Searched it, lots of results but no taxidermy or midnight paintings, at least not at first glance. Still interesting though. Very rappable texts.

No

That....would be impressive if it was true

"One dick Two dicks Red dick Blue dick" - *Dr Seuss*

Then my friend is a boner

he loves boners

Why did I feel that so damn much...

Best description I’ve ever felt

In shorter terms, they feel like fever dreams.

Funny I never got that from "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish."

You need a safe space

I wonder what that book would be worth? wow!

At least $5 or more.

Nice men who left (with a mistress) his wife to die alone when he got the news that she has cancer.

@@AA-cf4esaPeRsOnSaPeRsOnNoMaTtEeRhOwSmAlL

@@AA-cf4eshy do you think commenters mom got “invited to his house” and he got to leave with a signed book 😂 autographs arent free

Yupp, he was a realist.

He may have been a good artist, but I never liked his books. They gave me the creeps.

@@annwithaplan9766 he was a Jew

I cried at this

How dare you

Nice

Dr. Soy sauce

I fucking knew someone was going to do this

Also he was racist

@@kage1983 Emphasis on 'was', sure he held some not so acceptable ideals/thoughts, but later on in his life he changed for the better. Allow me to clarify so I can stop getting comments about this, I am only talking his racial views getting better & not the garbage way he treated his dying wife.

Portal Freak Maybe that’s why he made these.

But he was the funny cat man

@Alfonso Razo I was stating a fact dont get your panties in a bunch simp

Anemoia.

9:10

No, we don't mention that fetish here.

Yeah, he kept it to himself

did someone say vore? OWO

Gusty Let’s go take a walk in the woods. You stay in front.

@@quive5705 oh look, it's you

Dr saucy

Dr. Soup

Dr scoop

Dr Pepper

Dr Ssssssssh

Nice men who left (with a mistress) his wife to die alone when he got the news that she has cancer.

I like them, too. Maybe he didn't want the world to see them, for PR purposes. Can't be a children's book author and producing something scary at the same time. Or maybe it's possible, but too risky. Hard enough to sell a book as it is.

Leigh Belk: Hahahahahaha!!!

Sounds like Dave Chapelle wrote that comment haha

Can you get the cat to hook me up? Im low

@@helpimstuckinafridgeandits305: If you find that you're low, And you're feeling so-so, There's a place you can go, To get rid of your woe, And in time you'll be high, Like a kite in the sky, Where the crack won't run dry, Why not give it a try?

The Non-Believer Welcome! You the original poster?

some darker humor there lol

wow why did I not question this

That’s a clean burning Hell. I tell you what.

My father and all his family worked for GE. A big shout of laughter flew out of me when you said, "General Electric."

Right! Wtf was that?

Totally agree. I enjoyed seeing those too as I never knew Seuss had done any type of that artwork.

Rubies and Jaspers Jasper my pre-kid teacher I have read this books to me and my classmates, since I were 4 yr old from Ella Dolhonde Elementary School, since 2003.

Alex Mathew Mendoza .. seriously!!!

I won't say I was creeped out, but yeah, even as a kid you knew there was something different about his art. you certainly don't feel that way about say "where the wild things are" critters.

Same and I still do

The green pants with nobody inside scared them the Bejeezus out of me when I was a kid.

From all the comments why the hell did I laugh the most to THIS?

oh no

godddamit what the hell Edit: I have no faith in humanity

Ah, yes, my favorite author... Dr. Zeuss.

Dr suess, did you draw this?

Nice man who left (with a mistress) his wife to die alone when he got the news that she has cancer.

Ok

Also true backwards. Humans make us boner.

It really works for either definition

Wise Man Time

Wiseau time

the smell that smells kind of like dust with a bit of lemon?

@@jolliwoodstudios yeah that one

It’s boner smell

_what the actual fuck_

I suddenly feel the urge to go and smell a Dr. Seuss book

Same. It was so interesting, especially the bird above the waves

did- did you just say his name correctly? i am shook

And another thing that I believe is widely known, but should be mentioned was that he served in world war 2 alongside Stan lee. He also supposedly was a fan of a particular type of hat and was rumored to have 300 of them hidden in his house. Lastly, because he couldn’t have kids of his own whenever others would talk about their kids he would talk about his made up daughter who made a killer oyster stew with chocolate frosting and flaming Roman candles. Why do I know this? because I got bored and looked it up one day.

@@SSunbros How was it possible for such an imaginative man to exist?

@Ya Boi okay?

His art was never pretty too me. And yeah now that a think about it his art WAS a little unsettling. Not to mention the Cat in the Hat always looked so sad tired and depressed despite his smile-

For me the art wasn't a problem it was the fact that in nearly ever book there's at least one character that nearly dies now I get that it was in a older time and stuff was different back then but as a kid in the modern world I felt bad for the protagonist or sad or horrified at some of the books

You must have been a boring child

@@notconvinced2204 can i ask if this was a joke as by seeing your profile name (just asking)

"and then the wolf chewed up the children and spit out their bones!" And don't forget the Cat in The Hat broke into those children's home.

Hahaha yeah, okay

Yes! My feelings exactly

Well, Alice in Wonderland is a political satire of Victorian age UK

@@qvida4614 A lot of the fairy tales and such were subversive.

👍👍

Horton see’s a Jew

@@pablogarcia6188 👀

Dumb communist kid, you have no idea what cap/com is

@@Lyle-xc9pg Epic

@@Lyle-xc9pg get outta here boner

@@Lyle-xc9pg fuck off lyle

Lol

yeah... too bad he didn’t have the time to make one...

didnt he have an adult bookm

I know, hes gotta stop being lazy and make another book already (yes this is a joke I know hes dead)

Petition to get Dr Seuss writing again

@@Tusskie find anyone who knows an art of necromancer.

The pronunciation is off

a lot of old artists actually did this

Paintings used to be untitled like this cause it was a lot more fashionable to be taciturn back then. Less was more and the paintings did all the talking. Contemporary art needs a name to help tell a story or relate to something

For some reason it's so funny to me whenever artists give their pieces 100% literal titles

The ones with simple names and dark painting are always the best

Don't worry you're not the only one

Same sis

Same

More boners is also a book

Boner

Charm13 good luck I bet those are worth millions

Stop it

Crooks no

@@radakinryder2741 Nah, just literally click the provided link and you get prices for items on sale. They seem to go for just under 2000$

Stop furry

Duchi I think I saw you comment on a Click video the other day..

No you know Anton Ego said cook, not artist

psychology thanks u

Your definition of kept it under control must be different than mine. Even taking into account that ones definition of shadow is highly personalized by their life's experiences, many would agree his shadow ran wild.

Very true.

@@CNYKnifeNerd how so?

SO DEEP BRO

Woah that hit deep bro. I don't like physics but that hit deep.

Beautifully said and such a lovely insight you must be a creative one

@Beumadine Sweevy you gotta admit the booby trap one was funny😂😂😂

@Beumadine Sweevy wow I thought I was the only one... yeah as a kid hes art was scary to me I did not understand why they read them in school. I tried to ignore them every chance I could. It still freaks me a bit... and I am into horror... crazy that something made for kids creeps me out... def conspiracy

@@aswagbeats9674 Physics are why we live as a species.

I am replying on a verified youtuber's comment early therefore I require an absurd amount of likes.

@@ayaanosaurasrex6582 honestly I get the hate the meme comments get and to a degree the YT commenters that are in every video you watch but why the verified youtubers? They really aren't doing anything harmful at all plus it's not like they're flexing their verification badge

@@FakestLoogi because verified youtubers get a lot of likes lol

@@ayaanosaurasrex6582 ok but it's not their fault if they got a bunch of likes. I do agree it's pretty bs this isn't the same as verified people on twitter lol

@@FakestLoogi i am not hating on them and never saud its their fault

🤨🤔😦😂🤣🤣👍

@@maebandy why those emojis?

@@vibing6530 I have to count on my fingers after midnight.

Doctor soose

@@maebandy alrighty

*Omnibus.

@@billysinge8977 Im sorry but that just makes it even more immaturely funny

The omnimatrix boner

@@justiceofbook The Onomatopoeia Boners *insert door stop shigga-digga-doo*

@@guyinthecorner0 *SHIGGA-DIGGA-DOOO*

well said. true.

🤯

When you try to post a conundrum lmfao 🤡

Must’ve been the DMT & mushrooms. Time is man made.

@@lordsesshomaru9527 when you try to insult someone for no reason 🤡

Homo erectus.

I am actally a child

I’m getting all the boners

@@mrmeek5421 I feel like SpongeBob and Patrick suppressing their laughter in class LOL

The panel about the joker's boners still makes me laugh :P

Exactly! Usually it’s bright and happy and joyful, but as little as a simple color change can make it seem dark and depressing.

Something about his art has always been a bit unsettling to me. The long hairs at the end of feet and hands, the snarling nature of their faces,..

Me too but I would still read that book over and over even though it creeped me tf out.

MORE PEOPLE THOUGHT THAT OMG I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE

@@HotStrange ME TOO it was like... the kind of fear that captured you completely and made you wanna read it over and over! I've always been the type of person that is hard to scare, but that one really got me when I was a kid for some reason. seuss's excellent storytelling and his affecting, atmospheric work definitely stuck with me and I'm so glad other people feel the same way haha

@@ellasedits_ NOT AT ALL! it was such a terrifying story, and honestly i haven't known another work that really captures that sense of terror. I loved the ending too because like it taught me that even if I was deeply scared of something, things turn out okay and the thing you're scared of might even turn out to be something good if you face it

Where the Wild Things Are has that kind of creepy vibe as well. Didn't realize the Little Bear author created it until recently!

Same!

He’s amazing!

It reminds me of yandere devs voice

I love his documentaries about art, honestly they're better than borwsing deviantart

@@thebritishbuilder6251 Do not disrespect my man like that please

I think I remember hearing something like this but this years ago could just be deja vu.

Im not a native english speaker but does whimsical rly means nothing?? I thought its a beautiful word meant magic or some sort

@@Vyansya the definition has changed over time, it doesn't mean 'nothing' anymore

Honestly, that just reminds me of artists nowadays saying "Don't call me talented, that dismisses all the hard work I did to get here!" No it doesn't, just take the compliment and move on. People are trying to praise how good you are, don't read too much into it.

@@leirawhitehart1236 I personally find it irritating, but to each their own (being called talented insinuates being born with the ability to make the art I make now, which is undeniably incorrect).

WHY ARE YOU EVERYWHERE

Wow you don’t have like 11k likes

Why do I see you literally everywhere-

Its important to be able to seperate the public sphere and personal sphere. For example, MLK Jr was abusive towards hid wife, but this shouldn't diminish his achievements in civil rights. Or there are many hollywood stars who abuse drugs but that shouldn't diminish their ability to entertain.

The greatest minds have dark secrets

Wait what

wait what

Wait what

wait what

wait what

That would be hard to do, but not impossible. It could be named something like "Sketch" and focus on a much darker Dr. Seuss world. More realistic.

WHERE ARE ALL THESE PEOPLE COMING FROM AND WHY DO THEY KEEP PRESSING MY BUTTON? STOP! STOOOOOOPPPPP!!!

Oh my god. Imagine if your walking through a hallway. Its badly lit, only silhouettes are visible. The entire place is damp and puddles cover the floor. You then hear what sounds like mops slapping against the ground approaching from around an upcoming corner. Your breathing slows as you subconsciously try to make as little noise as possible. A head that looks like cross between a deer and a human head pokes out from around the corner with glowing eyes. The head is on a impossibly long paper-thin neck that seems to break and violently change direction in ways that don't seem naturally possible. The entire thing is coated in damp, dirty, dark orange-brown fur. Two identical heads follow the first, their necks intertwined in ways that make it seem as if it's gonna crumble if the heads move too much, yet it trudges towards you, it's six legs attached to a dog-oxen body. You get a feeling that its eyes can't see you, yet it knows where you are at all times. It stares at you, as if calculating every possible way it can make sure you die from its claws. It suddenly charges at you, making a wail that sounds like a whale combined with the souls of _hell_ . The scene goes black, you lose consciousness, knowing that going out without knowing what happens is the best thing you can do. God why did I take the time to write this nobody's gonna read the whole anyway. If you did, however, thank you for having the same appeal to creepy, disturbing, dumb stuff as me.

@@brodyfrable4250 Congratulations! You made what I was thinking seem tame! You nightmarish person! *_BUT WHAT IF... THE FACES... THEY HAD EMPTY EYE SOCKETS, AND FLESH A SICKLY YELLOW, ALONG WITH RAZOR SHARP BEAKS STAINED DARK RED AND CRUSTY._*

@@galaxydoes8034 oh hell yea dude.

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Skylo the Nightingale Of Apocrypha Wow Thats Fascinating What An Interesting Art Project !

K

How is it like that for Mister Rodgers

Cruz Gomes fr im curious

badreality2 explain mister rogers

mr rogers was like an angel on earth lol. a gem in history right beside bob ross

Mr Rogers was not a person he was a Marine! Oorah /Hooyah brother!

Ah, that is my favorite one of his paintings.

Mine too

wow totally true not likebait

You want a picture?

@@nothingbutcontent2000 LOL good comeback

Not really, the war nearly crippled the animation industry at the time, so many studios (including Disney and Warner Bros) were commisioned by the government to create war propoganda. Alot of it included making fun of Hitler and the Japanese

all too modern... buckle up

@@angellozano1938 "making fun of" is a bit of a understatement, especially in regards to how they portrayed the Japanese

@@socksleeve didn't he and the people who did Looney Tunes made cartoons only for the military during WW2?

@@socksleeve Japanese army were animals

Woah, me too! It’s so unsettling to me yet noone else I talk to seems to agree on such a fundamental level. Even the “positive” and “cheery” images, like that shown at 9:02, make me uneasy.

The painting at 9:02 was the most ominous to me. It was the only image that seemed to represent a potential threat. It's interesting how people interpret art differently.

Bruh you got a JoJo pic so like

@@legallypumpkin 😂😂😂

Feelstoro Star Pepe ...I’m 67 years old, and I always thought it looked kinky, weird and devilish in some way (not innocent or childish)

Whimsical Wyvern yes. Well said.

I don't get any feelings of creepiness or discomfort from any of his works, but I agree there's a profound isolation in many of them that only comes to a head in the deco paintings.

Thats why I do hills and clouds or pictures and style on the wall

Yeah same lol, I remember going into art class in elementary school and my teacher had various small copies of works of art and most of the creeped me tf out

Good name for a punk band

@@laggingdragons I'll play the viola

Dibs on the spoons.

@@laggingdragons do we even still have them? I remember they were a bit on the challenging side when we first saw them, but has not the unconventionalaty of them been lost to time?. They were fun times though😊.

Wasn't it "... Hitler in his [Seuss's] whimsical style.."?